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Survey of teachers for EIS union shows how much work they are doing beyond their contracted hours – and the impact this has on their lives

New figures put the cost of establishing the new bodies at anywhere from under £1 million to over £30 million in the first four years

The offer is described as falling ‘far short of expectations’ – now there is only a short window of opportunity for a pay settlement by 1 August

Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission only gave a clean bill of health to seven of the 26 areas that received SEND area inspections last year

Milestone for Scottish education reform with confirmation of new qualifications agency, including 'central' role for teachers and students, and an independent inspection body

An 'intolerable' gap has grown between additional support needs policy and practice in Scotland, say 11 bodies who have joined forces to underline concerns over ASN

There has also been an increase in the number of pupils coming into school without adequate clothing, according to a report on the impact of the cost-of-living crisis

More funding should instead be devolved to schools, according to a SEND policy group

AI can do ‘incredible things’ – including making learning more accessible for all pupils – but some young people could be priced out of the best tools

With home economics mostly staffed by female teachers and often lacking support, an EIS survey reflects concerns that an unfair burden is being put on women

Children need more 'meaningful opportunities' to enjoy the creative elements of writing, charity urges

'Reweighting' teacher compensation away from pensions and towards salaries could help with recruitment and retention, say experts

Consultation shows only ‘a narrow majority’ in favour of the changes to holidays, as schools are told to prioritise new curriculum and improving attainment

The Confederation of School Trusts responds to Ofsted's Big Listen consultation

Biggest teaching union sets out 10 demands for the next government, including free school meals for all pupils, an end to mandatory primary testing and SEND support reform

Delegates at the union’s AGM this week will be asked to back a motion condemning Glasgow’s plans to cut 450 posts – and possible strike action if other councils follow suit

Plagiarism and 'integrity of assessments' are common concerns about AI among teachers and school leaders

A poll of school leaders and teachers reveals the issues they are most concerned about ahead of the general election

Schools are increasingly reporting being unable to afford the chemicals and equipment needed for practical work, warns the Royal Society of Chemistry

Failure to hit Scottish government teacher number targets will not result in the ‘totality’ of funding being withheld – ‘mitigating factors’ will also be taken into account

Northern Ireland's Education and Training Inspectorate is 'determined to lower the stakes but raise the impact associated with inspection'

Tom Bennett has also called on the next government to expand mainstream AP provision

But letter to councils from education secretary reveals that government stance on teacher numbers is not as hardline as previously appeared

Violence being reported in schools is not yet reflected in crime statistics – but rising poverty, insecurity and adversity could change that, says Scottish Violence Reduction Unit head